talk about sidney powell and where the investigation stands now. >> well, hallie, it signals that weof this investigation, where the d.a. wants to hear from people who are close to the former president. you know, when we kind of go through the list of people that she called before the fulton county grand jury, it includes georgia's alternate or so-called fake electors and includes a number of state officials, and those have already gone, and now we're looking to hear from people, the d.a. is looking to hear from people in her words who had close ties withthe former president, so a more standard part of the investigation. as to sidney powell, there are two things they will want to hear from sids ny powell and one will have to do with the hearings that took place before a number of georgia legislatures in the days immediately following the 2020 election and we know sidney powell played a role in setting those up and that's when rudy giuliani game to georgia and cited a number of conspiracy theories about georgia's election and that's what the d.a. fani willis made clear she wants to as

we'll see how he gary, ah, miriam grew up in sidney. a large urban area full of opportunities. but the further you get from the big cities, it's a totally different picture, primarily in the north of the continent. over 4000 kilometers from sydney beyond the australian bush and the wild plains lies darwin. it's the capital of the northern territory. the country's most northerly state darwin is the drop off point for native australians hoop left the bush and come to the city. often without work or a place to stay hundreds and up on the streets. there looked after by an aid organization called lira key, a nation after the regions largest tribe kyle and his partner patrol the streets every day. i guess come in from the communities and sometimes it you know, they come here which will 1st city area. well, my wallclear over there. yeah. morning. what or how i rather well, thank you mark you nation. you ok on the streets that i want to get it in just for the $1.50 that my money bob will come back in a bus more better for you taking it back to the wagon with us. the organization can on

they say they did it because donald trump's lawyer, sidney powell, asked them too.ng me now from outside of the federal courthouse in atlanta is blayne alexander. so we have this video. explain to us what it means and the issues being raised. >> so let me kind of set is scene for you here, katy, this is taking place in coffey county. this is something that's being investigated by the georgia bureau of investigation and also the georgia secretary of state of state's office. that lays the foundation and what they're looking into is an alleged data breach into the system. what this video does, this video has come to light today, what this video does, it shows really just kind of the extent to which there was coordination in these efforts and actions taken to try and overturn the election results in georgia. you talked about cathy latham. she was a chairperson of the gop, one of the 16 fake electors bringing it back here to atlanta, that, of course, we know she's a target of the fulton county investigation and was subpoenaed to testify. but it shows she's essentially gi

we'll see how he gary for miriam, grew up in sidney. a large urban area full of opportunities. but the further you get from the big cities, it's a totally different picture, primarily in the north of the continent, over 4000 kilometers from sydney beyond the australian bush and the wild plains lies darwin. it's the capital of the northern territory. the country's most northerly state darwin is the drop off point for native australians hoop left the bush and come to the city. often without work or a place to stay hundreds and up on the streets. they're looked after by an 8 organization called lira key, a nation after the regions largest tribe kyle and his partner patrol the streets every day. like it's coming from the communities and sometimes it you know, they come here which will put city area. well, my wallclear over there. yeah. i morning. how i rather well, thank you mark you nation. you ok on the streets today. he wants to get it in just for $11.00. 50 that that money. bob will come back in a bus more better for you. you can check it back, the wagon with us. the organizati

latham is seen escorting constants whwere worng with trump attorney sidney powell. a day after the visit, one of the men seen in the video photo powell sang "sidney, everything was smoothly yesterday with the coffee county collection." a separate surveillance video shows jeff logan, the ceo of the company cyber ninjas, also visited the elections office along with another security consultant named jeffrey lenberg. both men are under investigation for a breach of voting machines in michigan. former trump advisor steve bannon is expected to surrender thursday in new york where he faces state charges for defrauding donors to an anti-immigrant nonprofit called we build the wall. he is accused of personally pocketing donations that were given to privately fund sections of a barrier wall to be built along the u.s.-mexico border. bannon was first charged by federal prosecutors in 2020, but then he received a pardon from donald trump. those were federal charges. what he faces now is state charges. it is believed he pocketed something like $1 million. in massachusetts, the st

. >> they don't make men like sidney poitier. >> sidney poitier who recently lost castmate in my firstm, taught me so much about what it was like to be in an industry that was going to make it difficult for you. >> i love what i do so much. i know the heavy lifng that went on in took place to get us to this beautiful time. >> this past december marks 40 years since dream girls. when you reflect back, how do you characterize the impact of that role on your career? >> there is something about the lyrics in the song. ♪ >> every girl has her own special dream, and those dreams are about to come true if you just open your eyes to what is in front of you. from then until nowi say to those little girls, look in the mirror, open your eyes and love what you see. >> thank you so much for your time. regulations on your success. judy: thank you. twin cities presents a documentary on those who struggle with thoughts of suicide, facing suicide explores the stories of americans impacted by suicide and journeys to the front lines to meet those who are working to help people at risk. >> lonely. really

was sidney. we have already seen signs the russia is trying to recruit people in these regions so far with a promise of money and other cut near. occasionally there been reports of dressed and kind of pressure applied these people to different offense. the russia would rather recruit people from tonya formula. honda can maybe even put egypt, other parts are locked by ukraine rather than risking the kind of kind of social conflict we're seeing in the mobilization in russia itself. as for people being willing to fight against you, granting it their own country, you're often going to be a question of how much freedom they have to choose. how much real auction they have, we were hearing about people being for the passport, even before these boats, anyone working for the government, teachers, doctors, civil servants basically being given the option of taking the worst and passport or losing their job and their own way of surviving so definitely is a prospect that is very scary and we as with voting in

we in fees out of admit that i'm going to fall in sidney best dental hygiene and no may or may not alarm. and why don't professor rule alone will massey him, can we talk zeal? well, they can assess matt and the, and the us in can sort of sort of the heart most with it, mac to be on. i'll see when, when i left us a little better month's food yesterday was matter to the higher can see by the bill. i mean, for the tables now will the will years was he had will cannot be still new. i had drawn my hopper good to up to the game. it will be the only game 8th yet. i'm not sure the minette have done marine been out while it can resume it month to month so you can look at ease and bed. big shots and i be a lab. and so miss aker, the lee is a dick out a boon with her little museum below the sheila hen. hello. be some. are the lan, your little with a hands alumnis elizabeth, me. but the army layer in the below the ultimately no ana, where the fear alarm or one my phone, the mockery belmont soon with that. becky ma merlois bill, sir, i had the loom, the land cut, the belly nurse on the can be had mon

specialist working with trump's lawyer sidney powell., emails, witness testimony from a civil lawsuit in georgia shows that there's a connection between latham and a plan to give this group access to this office. about a week before this voting machine breach, before, latham is testifying before the georgia state legislature with rudy giuliani about alleged voter machine irregularities in coffee county. her attorney told cnn, m ms. latham did not authorize or participate in any ballot scanning efforts, computer imaging, or any similar activity. and ana, coffee county, why is it happening there? this is a huge republican strong hold. donald trump won the county with 70% of the vote. it seems fairly obvious they found a very sympathetic election official who would give them access to this election office. >> so what more can you tell us about the other two people in that video, those two guys who showed up at the office and what they say their intentions were on that day? >> well, those two guys, one is paul magio. he seems to be the leade

. >> they don't make men like sidney poitier. >> sidney poitier, who we recently lost, cast me in mymuch about what it was like to be in an industry that was going to make it difficult for you. i love what i do so much. i know the heavy lifting that went on and took place to get us to this beautiful time. geoff: wow. this past december marks 40 years since the legendary broadway production of "dream girls," for which you were nominated a tony. when you reflect back, how do you characterize the impact of that role on your career and the culture generally? sheryl: there is something about the lyrics in the song. every girl has her own special dream, and those dreams are about to come true if you just open your eyes to what is in front of you. from then until now, i say to all those little girls, look in the mirror, open your eyes, and love what you see. you are a dream come true. gef: sheryl lee ralph, thanks so much for your time, and congratulations on the success of "abbott elementary." judy: thank you. -- sheryl: thank you. judy: later this evening on pbs, twin cities presents a do

she's escorting two operatives working with the trump lawyer sidney powell into the election office. that video, gabe, is on january 7th, 2021, which happens to be the same day a voting system at that location was breached. now, we know tonight that a georgia bureau of investigation is investigating that breach. does that video, where you have this person who is involved in the trump elector scheme, escorting people in on the same day as the breach, concern you? >> well, obviously anybody who gave an unauthorized access, that is a criminal activity. our officers make sure that anyone is held to account. >> all this happened -- >> we only had 20 investigators and we're trying to keep up with that . >> well, we -- into the county election offices. is also of interest to the fulton county california, -- georgia office. what is your sense based on that questioning? do you think that donald trump or rudy giuliani, who we know has been formally informed that he is a target, should be worried about charges at this point? >> in georgia, i can give all the allegations i like, because i was a

trump's effort to get a coup planner who would go farther than giuliani, his lawyer, sidney powell. she would go even farther. so the plan was to take her off the campaign team and try to install her inside the government to get the military to seize voting machines. an illegal order that several lawyers warned could land them and even trump in prison. so here, trump turned to the more standard approach to a coup that we see in so many parts of world history. try to abuse the military. now, military leaders have said, and veterans have said, that generals who refuse this kind of order to get soldiers to seize voting machines just like they refuse an order to say bomb the opposing party's headquarters, a point made in a white house meeting as a nutty screaming mess. >> what they were proposing i thought was nuts. >> sidney powell was fighting. >> trump did back down on that very bad rad illegal plan. and by the way quitting an illegal coup would be a good thing but this was a military plot. another conspiracy prong that hits a dead end. and this is keechlt because facing that dead en

specialist who was working with trump attorney sidney powell. this all happened on the same day the voting systems in that office were illegally breached, january 7th, as you said, the day after the u.s. capitol attack. text messages, emails, witness testimony from a civil lawsuit here in georgia have connected latham to the plan to give this group access to the elections office. now, about a week before the voting machine breach, latham herself testified before the georgia state legislature with rudy giuliani about alleged voter machine irregularities in coffee county. her attorney told us, despite this, that ms. latham has not acted improperly or illegally, victor, and she did not authorize or participate in any ballot scanning efforts, computer imaging, or any similar activity. the i.t. specialist didn't respond to our comment. one important note. coffee county, republican stronghold. donald trump won there by 70% -- with 70% of the vote. and it looks like this trump-connected team just wanted to get access to a elections office, where they c

sure what's on the printed so no, nothing special on manual should have been a bizarre principal. sidney, please, you will. it looks like a warrant to go fools to stop me. that was thorough. the tech philip wall center, but because we want to know that on the didn't off center, would you say no more showing that the police mission, though, was not even the hipaa on leslie with the machine. yeah. pulling me what the hell on which it says well, if it's more complex, but if you have to just see it as a board though, some of my opinion is we're sure of the month the case was and it wasn't repeal say issues with those unless you bought off of the cash model. let's look in your sample initially system, but there's only one of this disc kit kimbrell problems here. was 20 percent down. wanted to mention with y'all, stalling the solution to the free repeal some of the guess what wharton with mostly sheila, such a leno, i'm sorry my dear justine, what storm might have got on until and when your fish is put thicker to it, but the most mature has to be, but mostly in the front. ah, but if your mothe

different plot, trump's effort to get a coup planner who would go farther than giuliani, his lawyer, sidneyell. she would go even farther, so the plan was to take her off the campaign team and try type stall her inside the government to try to get the military to seize voting machines, an illegal order that several lawyers land could land them and even trump in prison. here trump stunned to a more standard approach to a coup that we see in so many other parts of the world. try to abuse the military. it was said that the generals would refuse the orders to seize voting machines or bomb the opposite party's headquarters that was talked about being a nutty mess. >> what they were proposing i thought was nuts. >> sidney powell was fighting, mike flynn was fighting. flynn screamed to me that i was a quitter. >> trump did back down on that very bad red illegal plan and quitting in a coup would be a good thing but this was the military plot. another conspiracy eats prong that hits a dead end and this is key because facing the dead end late the same night of december 18th trump turned to the other

one, we know that a data firm out of atlanta hired by sidney powell actually tracks members down in theter the 2020 election. the purpose was to copy information from the voting machines. what this surveillance video shows is that they were met by a woman who at the time was the chairperson of the county gop. the chairperson of the coffee county republican party and she met them and essentially walked them into that office. all of this really shows more insight into just the amount of coordination and really some of the actions that were taken in attempts to overturn the election in those weeks after the 2020 election. we should mention that it was never knowingly part of any sort of effort to thwart the election, but a notable thing. it's wort pointing out this woman is one of georgia's 16 so-called fake electors who as we know is linked back to the investigation and has been notified that all 16 of them are targets of the da's investigation here in fullton county. >> let's draw on some of the reporting there in georgia along with away we're hearing from the "washington post" as well.

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talking about her experience with sidney poitier, let's play that. >> quincy jones had a 42nd birthdaying downstairs, turning a corner, he was just standing there. i froze here is my hero. he just said, how are you, my dear? at the time i was getting a lot of flak from the black community for not being black enough, not doing enough black shows. he sat me down in the corner at that party, my 42nd birthday, he said, it is difficult when they are carrying other peoples dreams. >> i wrote that quote down, i have it right here in my notebook, i took notes well i was watching it is difficult when you are carrying other peoples dreams. the conversation that they had about people saying, she wasn't black enough. those were things that he had to deal with in his, during his career >> there is a loneliness when you climb the top of the mountain. and on one hand we cheer our heroes as they're making the climb. then when they get to the top, you're like, how did you get there? we are suspicious of your abilities. did you have to sell out to do that? it's like, no, you were cheering me all the way

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it happened the day after the insurrection, trump attorney sidney powell organized a effort to take datathe forensic firm. we should note that they did not change any votes or anything like that, they were just taking the data. they were helped along by then chairwoman of the county republican party, cathy latham. cathy latham was also one of the 16 fake electors who signed paperwork falsely claiming trump won the election, that they were the rightful electors. according to the washington post, cathy latham who works as a teacher said, quote, said in a sworn testimony that she thought a full day of school that day in visited -- she was there for, quote, just a few minutes. here she is, on surveillance camera, walking into the coffee county election office. according to the washington post, this happened before noon on january 7th. she stays inside for a while and comes back out to greet the computer experts and escort them into the elections building acting as if it is all part of normal business. nbc news has reached out to cathy latham for comment but has not yet to hear back. the data

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sidney aging health workforce and we find that to up to 40 percent of their medical doctors in these countries are age over 55. so that's a ticking time bomb. as the outbreak appears to be moving past its most serious phase long cove in the workers shortage suggest a new wave of post pandemic problems has already begun. john henderson, al jazeera television, roger federer has announced he will retire after next week's labor. come. the 41 year old has struggled with injuries over the past 3 years, and has him played since wimbledon last year. phaedra is regarded as one of the greatest amends tennis players of all time, winning at 20 grand slam titles, which puts him 3rd on the all time list. i know back jokers which and ref i on the down. this is how he announced his decision on social media. as many of you know, the past 3 years have presented me with challenges in the form of injuries and surgeries. i've worked hard to return to full competitive form, but i also know my boat is capacities and limits and its message to me lately has been clear. i am 41 years old. i stay more than 100

it was rudy giuliani, sidney powell, john eastman -- there was a whole cabal of people around the president who made a serious plan, involving serious lawyers, not saying serious things, but to try and stop the peaceful transition of power in this country. i sit on the intelligence committee, so every day i take my watch off, i take my phone out of my pocket. when i look at classified information, it has the markings that all of america got to see all of america got to see. s out of that -- if i take those documents out of the sicf, -- scif, i will get in trouble. the idea that there was highly sensitive documents sitting on a carpet -- that is absolutely mind blowing. host: the former president told hugh hewitt he ahad -- he has absolute right to declassify arguments. guest: your viewers can decide whether trump is a paragon of truth like george washington, but his lawyers are not making that argument. there is no doubt in my mind, given that his lawyers are not making that argument, that, that probably did not happen, host: we go to new jersey, carol is on the democrats' line. caller: my

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what and put it so no, no me me, this is for salon. manual should have been a bizarre principal. sidney, please. you will. it looks like i couldn't get the full story. told me that the was thought of like philip was in the room, but because want to move it on the didn't office and say, i would say no more showing them politician. fill it with him. put them leslie with the machine. yes it will. it will appear on the cell phone, which it says role if it's more complex. if you're who implements, should she just shoot as a board though? some block, my opinion is going to show of the month the case shows and it wasn't repeal say issues that those people don't unless you bark of lucas wanted to share this book and sympathize initially. says that there's only one of this disc kit, kimbrell problems here. mr. new postal. now i wanted to mention with y'all stalling the solution to the free repeal some of the guess what with leslie sheila such a leno, i'm sorry my dad to know what's going for much of got on until and when you officially pick up to it. but the most mature has been about mostly in

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i mean, it was more of a few, many, sidney, only 3 of them. in march 2022. the order of torture prisoners was openly discuss stoner ah well in this. yes. a much i'm a single when you somebody else. ok. ok sure. i'm there on the j a. c. a add? yeah. you could you please let you know, can you but stroke elise to redeem our potential unique? i thought it would mean yes could, could. sure, what's, what's done with the union, so i don't know, but it's not, it's good for them to believe you come to tutorial will go from sleep user things cuz i to enough to ship them well. but that is daniel and bonnie boss to put gruesome things cuz it was because i knew cd just came from you know, the need somebody's name, but i, when you've done your business such as on a sunday so. so she didn't go to school. so, but to me so so who in the room wants to become a social? are you into a trustworthy a subpoena? in spring 2020 to join the battle for murder. you both hundreds of as of radical to a trip to the as of style plant. the un secretary general presidents of france, germany,

specialist whose company was hired by trump attorney sidney powell. how do we know they were breached? well, this guy, scott hall, actually admits to it in audio obtained by cnn. that's scott hall there. listen to this audio. >> i'm the guy that chartered the jet to go down to coffey county to have them inspect all of those computers, and i've heard zero, okay? i went down there. we scanned every freaking ballot, and they scanned all the equipment, imaged all the hard drives and scanned every single ballot. >> that's basically what they did, anderson. scott hall is an atlanta bail bondsman and described as a republican operative. we've gotten no response from him today. kathy leatham, the woman who opened the door in the video, has been connected to the plan to access these elections offices through emails and texts documented in a civil case. this is what her attorney told us. ms. leatham has not acted improperly or illegally. ms. leatham did not authorize or participate in any ballot scanning efforts, computer imaging, or any similar activity. the i

the typical holes in his sculptures and the imperfections reflect his personal experiences. sidney ivy skis, gary less. it's what happened with the sculptures also has something to do with my own life. in 2 ways. hold until you 1st in relation to my inner self, then one wardrobe and i have problems that i want to deal with the actually so, so i take them out of my sculpture, salter for you, and with regard to my life story and also now one point i had to pack my bags to leave one country and arrive and another bachelor b 40. it was a lot of the year castellano wants to continue to portray as many people as he can for his series, the travellers at the same time, his working on a new product called mera the suitcase remains as essential native remedies. but the suitcase is a constant with me. it belongs to the human being, the man takes his suitcase and goes in search of new horizons as they say that according to government. like his sculptures. i know catalano continues to be a traveler, always in search of new horizons. and now we go to the far north of europe, off the southwest coast

. >> reporter: before he captured iconic images of malcolm x, muhammad ali, and sidney poitier, the self-taughtt in the nation's capitol at the height of segregation, launching his career as the first black staff photographer at "life magazine." >> the collection really does span his earliest work, from the '40s all the way to the '90s. he shot pictures at howard university in 1941, and now it's going back to howard university, so that future generations see the importance of this man. >> reporter: developing new exposure to parks' prints. nikole killion, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: a stunning piece of history. just beautiful. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." and remember, if you can't watch us live, set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. i'm norah o'donnell, back in our nation's capitol. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the

. >> reporter: before he captured iconic images of malcolm x, ali and sidney poitier, he honed his crafts capitol launching his career as the first black staff photographer at "life magazine." >> his collection spans from the '40s to the '90s. he shot pictures at howard university in 1941 and it's going back to howard university so future generations see the importance of this man. >> reporter: developing new exposure to parks' prints. nikole killion, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: a stunning peace of history. beautiful. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." if you can't watch us live, set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. i'm norah o'donnell back in our nationas capitol. good night. descrnchts >> judge judy: you sold her a german shepherd puppy? >> yes. >> announcer: a puppy's serious injury... >> judge judy: the choice was either the dog having these procedures done, or you just let it die from the infection. >> announcer: ...put this teen to the test. >> she wouldn't take that dog to the vet and waited for over a week. >> judge judy: they're idiots. they don't know anything

doctor sidney rosenblatt wrote, i have gone through hell with these weeks. all i have done is sign death certificates. which more than 650 deaths daily funerals could not keep up. churches were closed. for strawn carts travelled the streets, collecting the dead. many corpses, landed, and hastily dug trenches. ah, nothing was learned from the philadelphia disaster. the same week, new york posted the traditional columbus day parade, attended by the president himself. a great promoter of the event, woodrow wilson, was careful not to comment on the pandemic. the 2nd wave piqued to new york 15 days later, reaching a sad record of more than 5000 deaths in one week. no one was yet aware that the industrialized world had been plunged into the gravest health crisis in its history . it had soon claimed more victims than the war in autumn 1918. the virus redoubled in intensity from boston to bombay. rome to rio, its deadly variant, preached british india relatively spared by the 1st wave, became a charnel house in a land of 250000000 people. the virus was spoiled for c

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. >> reporter: before he captured iconic images of malcolm x, muhammud ali, and sidney poitier, the self-taughtansas native honed his craft in the nation's capital, at the height of segregation. launching as career as the first black staff photographer at "life" magazine. >> the collection really does span his earliest work from the forths all the way to the '90s. he shot pictures at howard university in 1941. now it's going back to howard university so that future generations see the importance of this man. >> reporter: developing new exposure to parks' prints. nicole killian, cbs news, washington. >>> that is the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com or on my instagram account. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. president biden will address the united nations general assembly where he's expected to push for unity and support of ukraine and climate action. he'll likely also call on

earlier, we werejoined by sidney blumenthal, a journalist, former senior advisor to president bill clintonnd long—time confidante of hillary clinton. i asked him to reflect on the president's speech for us. not since abraham lincoln has a president delivered a speech like this, declaring that there was a fundamental threat to american democracy that was internal, not external. and that encompassed the other party, and more than that, the supreme court, which sees itself as bulwark, of reactionary partisanship, rescinding basic american rights as we saw in roe vs wade. this was his launch before the mid—terms to attempt to retain democratic control of congress. iwonder, though, listening to his speech and some of the threats there, do you think voters will get the message or is it more about the cost of living increase and inflation that's in front of their noses? republicans have a lot that they can speak about, the problem they are having is creating a consistent narrative because of their own factionalism,internal conflict, and the presence of donald trump, who is overwhelming everything